Mount Gambier: Holidaying in the Jewel of the Limestone Coast
Mount Gambier is considered one of the most important tourism centers in South Australia. With its numerous limestone caves, sinkholes and volcanic lakes, Mount Gambier is truly a place of geological wonder. The city is also rich in parks, forests and wetlands teeming with wildlife and birds. An ancient land with a rich history and culture, Mount Gambier also prides in calling itself as nature’s food bowl, offering sustainable gastronomic delights. To get to the city, book a flight to Mount Gambier Airport (MGB).
Best Time to Visit
Most tourists come during the summer (December to March), so be sure to make flight reservations and book Mount Gambier accommodations in advance to get good rates and discounts. You might also want to plan your visit around events such as the annual Beachport Duck Race in January or have a ghost mushroom experience in the cold months.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Revel in the sights and sounds as you go for a walk around the peaceful Blue Lake Reserve. Swim in the lake, set up a picnic, take a stroll or just sit and bask in nature’s beauty at the Mount Gambier Wildlife Park, where you could also see many animals. You can book your stay at the chic Best Western Southgate Motel that offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking. Alternative accommodation located half a mile from the city centre us the Commodore on the Park, a 4-star accommodation featuring personalized hospitality services and great facilities.